The ih command removes the current parameter from the currently active input buffer and replaces it with a null value or the specified string.
Syntax
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ih\ ih \ ih string |
Parameter(s)
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\ |
Inserts a new null parameter in the current position of the currently active input buffer. If the pointer is in the middle of a position, the position is truncated starting at the current position and a new null parameter is added after the truncation. |
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string |
Inputs the specified string, including all leading and trailing spaces, into the active input buffer at the current pointer position. |
Example(s)
Stores n into the input buffer location, giving the operator two ways to say no.
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s1 o print (y/n=<return>) + ihn ip: |
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